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Winter Series | 6H Portimão 2026

02/07, 2026

Where to watch GT Winter Series – 

This event includes these in one stream:

  • GT Winter Series
  • GT4 Winter Series
  • Prototype Winter Series
  • Formula Winter Series

Learn how to watch the GT Winter Series – 6H Portimão 2026. Below, we have listed everything you need to watch. We make it easy to find the live streams, schedules and replays without having to dig through the race series sites and other places. We find the races and replays, so you don’t have to.

Is this a free live stream?
Yes!

Status: Waiting For Start Times
We are working directly with GEDLICH Racing management to get all the event times, live stream links and other items listed. We will post everything once they get it over to us.

Best way to watch:

  • Use the free YouTube App on a smart TV for qualifying, Race 1 and Race 2 to have on a big screen with great sound.
  • Live timing screens on a laptop or tablet to follow each driver and location on the track due to multi-class racing.
  • Stream on-board driver’s view cams on a laptop or tablet with main race on big screen.

Live Stream Schedule

Winter Series Day 1
Sat, February 7, 2026
6 Hours
Winter Series Day 2
Sun, February 8, 2026
2 Hours
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Webcams, Radio, Live Timing

On-board Streams
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Replays

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Event Information

Event Description

Winter Series – 6H Portimão 2026

Endurance Symphony: The Winter Series 6 Hours of Portimão 2026

The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve awakens for the GEDLICH Racing 6 Hours of Portimão, a standalone endurance jewel in the Winter Series crown. Elite GT and touring car teams converge on the rollercoaster circuit, its blind crests and plunging drops demanding flawless synergy between driver and machine. While the broader weekend hums with Formula Winter Series activity, the GT marathon commands center stage—six grueling hours where strategy, stamina, and split-second decisions forge legends.

The opening day centers on preparation and precision. Administrative checks and scrutineering scrutinize every Porsche 911 GT3 R, Ferrari 296 GT3, and Lamborghini Huracán GT3 across GT3, GT4, and Cup X classes. Afternoon free practice unleashes a cacophony of turbocharged fury as teams chase optimal setups through the track’s infamous elevation shifts and high-speed kinks. Tire compounds are tested, suspension dialed, and fuel maps refined under the Algarve sun. Evening briefings see crews poring over telemetry, plotting overtakes and pit windows while the paddock buzzes with multilingual banter—Italian mechanics trading tips with Spanish strategists beneath floodlit garages.

The second day ignites with qualifying. A brief warm-up sharpens reflexes before the grid-defining sessions unfold. Pole battles erupt in a frenzy of carbon and color, GT3 titans slicing sub-1:30 laps while GT4 warriors scrap for every tenth. Grandstands thrum as cars thread the needle through sweeping esses and hairpin exits. Post-session, teams dissect data, tweaking brake balance and wing angles for the endurance crucible ahead. A drivers’ parade closes the evening, rivals sharing nods of respect amid the circuit’s electric hum.

Race day unleashes the main event. Forty-plus cars thunder from the grid, diving into Turn 1’s cauldron of spray and ambition. Early laps bristle with daring passes at Foia corner, but the true test emerges in the hours that follow—mandatory stops, driver swaps, and tire gambles executed with balletic crew precision. Safety cars compress the field, sparking ferocious restarts. GT3 leaders trade paint in a high-stakes duel, while GT4 pack racing delivers door-to-door drama. As fatigue gnaws at man and machine, every delta counts. The checkered flag finally falls, anointing an overall victor and class champions in a podium soaked with triumph and relief—an indelible chapter in Portimão’s winter saga.